How to reset victure camera? If you forgot your password, and you don’t know the resetting combination, or you can’t access your camera because it has been locked due to 3 wrong password attempts, then this article will help you… read on !
Open the Settings app on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch
-Go to the General section and tap Reset. -Choose Reset All Settings. -Tap Erase All Content and Settings. -Enter your passcode (if you have one) and tap Erase iPhone/iPad, or Erase iPod touch. -If prompted with a Warning message, review it and then select Erase.
-Wait while all of your content is erased.
-When finished erasing, select Done.
-Now go back to the settings app on your device and choose to set up as a new device or restore from an iCloud backup.
Tap General
The Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS50 is a camera with a built-in wireless remote control. The remote control can be used for self-portraits or selfies. To use the remote, you will need to set up the wireless connection between it and the camera. If you have already created a wireless connection between your mobile device and your Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS50, then there is no need to create a new one.
1) Press the Wi-Fi button on the back of your Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS50 until it turns white.
2) On your mobile device, go into settings and find Wi-Fi settings.
3) Tap your Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS50 from the list of networks that appear.
4) Enter in a password (the default password is 12345678) and click connect.
5) Go to the Wi-Fi menu on your mobile device again and select Lumix Remote.
6) A pop-up should appear asking if you want to turn on this feature now. Click yes to continue.
7) You are now ready to take photos using either the remote or as a timer mode which will count down from 10 seconds before taking a photo.
Tap Reset
Turn off the device. Then turn it back on and wait until the Start screen appears. Press and hold the Power button (located on the top right of your device) while continuing to press and hold Volume down (located at the bottom of your device). Hold both buttons for about 10 seconds, or until you feel a vibration. This should erase all personal data from your phone. You can then set up the phone as new or restore any backed-up files. If you want to backup apps, settings and other content before performing a factory reset, follow these steps
- Connect your phone to a PC using its USB cable, if you haven’t already done so.
- Open Windows Explorer and navigate to Phone > Internal Storage > Apps
- Drag any app that you want to save onto your PC’s desktop
- Disconnect the USB cable
- Use Settings in Windows Explorer > Properties > Security tab
6 Set permissions
7 Click Full Control
8 Enter an administrator password
9 Select Apply
10 Click OK
Tap Erase All Content and Settings
To get your camera back up and running, make sure it is fully charged. If it isn’t, plug the charger into a power outlet and attach the other end to the charging port on the bottom of the camera. Let it charge for a few hours before turning it on. Once you are ready, press and hold down both of the buttons on top of your device at once. This will cause a dialog box asking if you want to erase all content and settings to appear on your screen. Press yes and wait while it erases everything that was stored in your device’s memory. After this is done, simply turn off your camera by holding down both buttons again until the power button turns blue. Now when you turn it back on, everything should be as new!
If you’ve backed up your device, you can restore your data and settings after signing in to iCloud
If you need to, you can restore your data and settings after signing in to iCloud. Go to Settings > General > Reset. Tap on Erase all content and settings, then tap on Erase iPhone (or iPad or iPod touch) or Erase All Content and Settings. Enter your passcode if prompted. For security reasons, Apple doesn’t recommend that you enter the passcode more than once for this action. You’ll have the option of restoring from an iCloud backup or setting up as a new device with just some basic information like language and country.: Enter your password if prompted. For security reasons, Apple doesn’t recommend that you enter the password more than once for this action. You’ll have the option of restoring from an iCloud backup or setting up as a new device with just some basic information like language and country.
If you’ve lost any important data, back it up first. Connect your iOS device to iTunes on your computer and use iTunes File Sharing in a similar way as iCloud Backup above. Select files to backup by dragging them into iTunes’ window pane next to Apps while holding down Command/Control. Then choose Backup Now when ready.: If you’ve lost any important data, back it up first! Connect your iOS device to iTunes on your computer and use iTunes File Sharing in a similar way as iCloud Backup above. Select files by dragging them into iTunes’ window pane next to Apps while holding down Command/Control.
Conclusion
The last thing you want is to have your brand-new camera die on you. This can happen for a number of reasons, including a change in temperature. Fortunately, there are many ways that you can troubleshoot the problem and get your camera back up and running!
First, remove the battery from the camera for about 30 minutes. Then put it back in and see if that fixes the issue. If not, try removing the memory card from the device and then putting it back in. If none of these methods work, take your camera into a nearby store or service center so they can diagnose the problem. It’s better than trying to fix something yourself and damaging it even more! You should always be careful when you’re dealing with electronics and never touch anything without taking precautions.
When you go through all these steps, hopefully your camera will be as good as new again!
